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Are you ready for the next generation of gaming?

Yes. 107 71.33%
 
No. 43 28.67%
 
Total:150
PScollector on 20 January 2013

Ohhh yes I'm ready I can't wait! I've already started setting up my gaming room and picked up a new Sony Bravia telly ready for some PS4 BRING IT ON!



 

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IHateLife on 20 January 2013

We don't need video games to survive so I'm not sure if this is even a valid question.



theRepublic on 20 January 2013

I want to move on, but I am not going to until I finish all the games I have now.



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Kresnik on 20 January 2013
NintendoPie said:
pezus said:

Then you're wrong. You can play the games you own with Dolphin. That is what many do already, because they dislike the incredibly low-res graphics on Wii.

How is that possible? You can't just put it in the CD/DVD tray.


I think he means the logic that if you've bought the game legally, you can feel less bad about downloading a torrent of it later on.



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NintendoPie on 20 January 2013
Kresnik said:


I think he means the logic that if you've bought the game legally, you can feel less bad about downloading a torrent of it later on.

Oh, that. I guess that makes sense.

Either way, my 2010 MacBook Pro won't run this. 



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Porcupine_I on 20 January 2013
IHateLife said:
We don't need video games to survive so I'm not sure if this is even a valid question.

if we only had things we need to survive, i wouldn't want to survive



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- George Orwell, ‘1984’

StokedUp on 20 January 2013

in all honesty it all depends on what it brings, If its just better graphics then i wouldnt be fussed about a new generation of consoles, But obviously if it does bring bigger games (as in length it take to complete) and also better performance wise with whats on screen at one time and be able to cope easily, then im ready for it and want it.



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IHateLife on 20 January 2013
Porcupine_I said:
IHateLife said:
We don't need video games to survive so I'm not sure if this is even a valid question.

if we only had things we need to survive, i wouldn't want to survive


hurray for modern technology!



PlaystaionGamer on 20 January 2013

The PS3 is the last 7th gen system with lots of huge games coming plus I have a massive backlog of games I'm currently working though. By the end of 2013 il be ready!



newwil7l on 20 January 2013

Beyond ready. This gen has grown stale already. It's no wonder sales are crashing.